RAF OASC Interview questions

Im reapplying to the RAF this year having failed my previous application. This, of course gives me the advantage of knowing what's to come. When I attended last time (in October 2015), in my interview, I was asked a numerous amount of times "How would you be assessed if you were to undergo, Initial Officer Training, Elementary Flying Training, Basic Fast-Jet Training...etc?". I didn't know the answers to these questions last time, hence the reason im looking to cover it this time. There are a couple of different ways of interpretting these questions and I can't find the answers I'm looking for, for one of the interpretations on the internet.

Can anyone give me any guidance on how you would be assessed in the different stages of RAF training?

You need to be more specific. Which What 'couple of ways' are you interpreting the questions and which interpretation are you struggling with?

I find the "how would you be assessed at EFT, BJFT etc" question surprising; at EFT the students get briefed when they arrive on how they are assessed and the reporting structure they will encounter. Other than it being a meritocratic system which, within the service need, rewards ability and achievement as much as possible, there isn't much you'd need to know.

Where and how long are these courses? What would happen if you didn't get to BFJT? What would you do if you weren't selected for your chosen branch? They would seem more reasonable.

If you really want to know how you'd be assessed on EFT and BFJT feel free to send a PM.

It is worth pointing out that they will ask you questions you don't know the answer to. If you seem knowledgeable on a subject they'll keep digging until you get to the point where your knowledge runs out.

What they're testing is not what you know, but how you react: Do you waffle on making **** up and trying to wing it, or do you admit that you don't know something but you would know how you can find out?